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Although Maine was not an uncommon setting in the silent era, relatively few films set there was actually filmed in the state. Included in this collection are several comedic and dramatic short subjects shot on location in Maine paired with the feature-length drama Timothy’s Quest, the only surviving production by Portland-based Dirigo Films.
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Timothy and Gay, orphans from the slums of Boston, escape to Maine in search of a home and manage to thaw Avilda’s embittered, grief-stricken heart. Starring Joseph Depew and Helen Rowland · Directed by Sidney Olcott |
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The Squire hopes to marry his widowed neighbor. After a night of spooky stories, he thinks he has found a way to scare off his rival and win the widow’s heart. Starring Ethel Clayton and Harry Myers · Directed by Barry O’Neil |
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When a letter from another woman falls from her boyfriend’s pocket, Florence and her friends form the Men Haters Club. Starring Florence Turner, Edith Storey, and Rose Tapley · Directed by Laurence Trimble |
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A dog unites a man and a woman at the beach and reunites them when they grow jealous of the picture in each other’s locket. Starring Leo Delaney and Florence Turner · Directed by Laurence Trimble |
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After her husband dies at sea, Madeline travels to the city to study sculpture but her tutor has a more than professional interest in her. Starring Julia Swayne Gordon · Directed by Laurence Trimble |
Definition:
1080p , 720p
Total length:
145 minutes